The Technics SL-5310 is a fully automatic record player manufactured by Technics between 1978 and 1979 in Japan. It features a sleek black design and is constructed with an injection moulded aluminum turntable that has a diameter of 304 mm. This model is powered by a brushless DC motor with a servo-controlled direct drive system, ensuring precise rotation at speeds of 33 ⅓ and 45 rpm. The SL-5310 includes a pitch adjustment range of ±6 and is equipped with a Technics EPC-206 C cartridge (MM standard system). The tonearm is an S-shaped universal tubular type, offering a statically balanced design along with an adjustable anti-skating device for optimal performance. The player has a tracking force adjustment range from 0 to 2.5 g and supports cartridges with weights between 6 g and 9.5 g. Notable technical specifications include a synchronous speed fluctuation of 0.025% and a rumble noise ratio of -56 dB (DIN 45539A) and -78 dB (DIN 45539B). The connection options for the SL-5310 include cinch (red/white) outputs and a ground terminal. With dimensions of 430 x 130 x 376 mm and a weight of 7.1 kg, the SL-5310 combines functionality with compactness, making it an excellent choice for integration into home audio systems. Its fully automatic operation and programmable repeat functions add convenience for users who wish to enjoy their vinyl collections with minimal effort.
